MANAWATU AT WICKETS
MATCH AGAINST M.C.C. DULL, THREATENING WEATHER Press Association PALMERSTON N„ Today. .The cricket match, Manawatu v M.C.C., commenced todav in dull threatening weather. Oilligan won the toss and Manawatu is batting. I In; Manawatu batsmen did not open well against the bowling of the Englishmen. After successive maiden overs, the first wicket fell with the score standing at 10. Wickets fell n eelj and at 1 p.m. the score was five wickets for 28. In the remaining 15 minutes before the luncheon adjournment, England got two mure wickets, the score then being eight wickets for G 3. A fruitful partnership between A. M. Ongley and Cutler had advanced the score materially. Legge took four wickets. Details:— MAN AW ATI: First innings BROUGHTON, e Woolley, b Worthington 3 PAC BY, lb w, b Woolley .. .. .. .. •> GALLICHAN, b Legge 4 NOUKIS, c Earle, b Legge 1 Me VICAR, c Worthington, b Woolley 5 BAUMBER, c Worthington, b Legge 5 SPRING, run out 4 A. M. ONGLEY, not out 17 M. ONGLEY, lbw, b Legge 0 CUTLER, not out 13 Extras .. 9 Eight wickets for 63
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 873, 17 January 1930, Page 11
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185MANAWATU AT WICKETS Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 873, 17 January 1930, Page 11
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